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How do you say will call in Portuguese?

The direct translation for "will call" in Portuguese depends on the context. Here are a few options:

1. "Ligar depois" - This is the most common way to say "will call" and means "to call later." It's suitable for saying you'll call someone back.

2. "Vou telefonar" - This means "I will call" and is used when you are the one who will be making the call.

3. "Irá telefonar" - This means "He/She/It will call" and is used when someone else will be making the call.

4. "Vai telefonar" - This means "He/She/It will call" and is a more informal way to say it.

5. "Vai ligar" - This means "He/She/It will call" and is another informal option.

6. "Vai chamar" - This means "He/She/It will call" and is a more formal option.

Example:

* "Vou ligar para você mais tarde." (I will call you later.)

* "Ele vai telefonar para você amanhã." (He will call you tomorrow.)

* "Vou chamar um táxi." (I will call a taxi.)

The best option will depend on the specific context of your sentence.

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